Quick question... :D
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bluedriver2 said:Cocaine leaves the system fairly quickly. The issue is if there is an addiction—whether physical or psychological—because cocaine is devastating during pregnancy. You should definitely look into a rehab program or some kind of support to get back to a "structured" lifestyle.
I just want to clarify one thing from that statement. I have tried it. I used it a few times, but I am not an addict and I don't experience withdrawals. We aren't junkies.
How many people have tried it and just stay silent about it? I think we can all agree on that.
I thought of coming here first because my friends speak so highly of this group. I didn't want to start any fights. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but when it comes to "vices," smoking and drinking are vices too. The difference between light drugs and heavy drugs is just a matter of degree and method. There is a difference between trying something and indulging in something you know shouldn't be done, given the consequences we all understand.
I am fully aware of what cocaine use during pregnancy entails; I wouldn't dream of doing that. But again, I have used it, and precisely because I want the best for myself, my partner, and our baby, we wanted to ask those of you with actual expertise how long it stays in the system—specifically, how much time is needed for that cleansing phase.
Since I am a responsible adult and not an immature person, I am mentally stable. My doctor will be hearing exactly what I've told you.
Anyway, if anyone has anything else to add, I'd appreciate it...
Bye... 🙂